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January 16, 2003
Dallas' Chief Problem
Nobody believes Terrell Bolton anymore--except his friends at Dallas City Hall
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August 16, 2001
Divided She Stands
Is controversial DISD trustee Lois Parrott a champion of the little guy, or the bitter core of the board's infamous civil wars?
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April 13, 2000
The art of the touch
Too bad Al Lipscomb never learned to do it like Judge Kendall and his wife
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January 27, 2000
Goodfella
Playing a high-rolling mobster, Norm Berger was a convincing undercover agent for the IRS and FBI. Then the government accused him of pocketing some of the proceeds. As Norm would say, "Ya gonna love this one."
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November 18, 1999
Da thug
Rojas proves he'll slap around board members to get what he wants -- an Edison deal
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August 19, 1999
Reno vs. Belo
The U.S. attorney general accuses WFAA of violating anti-wiretapping laws in the Peavy case
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September 3, 1998
The Grifter
Smooth-talking stockbroker Roger Turner came across as a good Christian man--one who made it his business to charm widows and retirees out of their life savings
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August 27, 1998
Cowtown Babylon
When Fort Worth oil tycoon Tex Moncrief accused his secretary of embezzlement, she says, he left out one important detail: their 16-year affair
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August 13, 1998
Toxic Justice
Lawyer Fred Baron says he's one of the good guys, fighting a war against evil asbestos manufacturers. But some former employees claim his firm is a factory that mass-produces lawsuits by implanting memories and inventing testimony.
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May 28, 1998
Is this any way to run an airport?
Black bookseller Robert Crews once ran a thriving store at D/FW. Now he's in court fighting to save his business, thanks to airport policies that boost local minorities and squeeze airport concessionaires
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March 19, 1998
Rambo Justice
Are bad-boy lawyers Bill Brewer and John Bickel building a bridge to Dallas' minority communities, or trying to sell them one?
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November 20, 1997
One Fine Mess
Elected by no one, John Scovell and a clique of Dallas business leaders brought you DISD's most infamous cast of characters: Yvonne Gonzalez, Dan Peavy, Bill Keever, and Sandy Kress. Thanks a lot.
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October 2, 1997
Temper, temper
Judge John Henry McBryde ruled his court like a minor despot, angering lawyers and fellow judges. Now they're lined up to depose him, and the Constitution be damned.
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September 18, 1997
Soul food & crackers
How two black Dallas men learned to love the lily-white Republic of Texas--especially the part about phony checks and payment-free plastic
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September 11, 1997
See Yvonne. See Yvonne run. See Yvonne run from the truth.
She's the toughest superintendent DISD has ever had. But Yvonne Gonzalez's administration has already developed a dangerous tendency for bulldozing the facts.
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May 15, 1997
Follow the Money
Don't let accusations of overtime fraud by low-level employees distract you. The real money disappears from the Dallas Independent School District through sleazy contracts awarded by top administrators.
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May 8, 1997
We are the R.O.T.
The Enloes are Republic of Texas stalwarts, but they don't go for hostage-taking. They prefer using bogus money orders to battle "the eight banking families that control the world."
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November 2, 1995
BeloWatch
The Enloes are Republic of Texas stalwarts, but they don't go for hostage-taking. They prefer using bogus money orders to battle "the eight banking families that control the world."
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August 24, 1995
Who's afraid of Robert rose?
At the Dallas County Courthouse, everybody. David Pasztor explains why

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